
Jeremy Jauncey: Travel choices - Maldives or Seychelles, Airbnb or hotels?
Island of choice
Maldives vs Seychelles: which Indian ocean islands do you prefer and why?
—Shatapti R, Via Email
Impossible for me to say! I love both and have had amazing experiences every time I’ve been there. Indians are very lucky to have both so close by.
The main stay
Airbnb over regular hotels: what’s your personal preference?
—Royan Rodricks, Mumbai
Both have a role in my travels as I think both are important factors in supporting local economies. I’ve loved visiting hotels since I was little and as more and more I have become conscious of their environmental impact they have moved the industry forward. On the other hand, I love that Airbnb has enabled local people to generate extra income and feel the benefits that tourism can bring to their communities.
Jeremy Jauncey is the founder and CEO of one of the world’s best-known travel communities called Beautiful Destinations, which was born out of a social media initiative, and is today a model for start-ups
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